Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

burn-in

noun

/ˈbɜrn ɪn/

Definition

A process that involves running a device at high intensity for a period of time to identify early failures.

Examples

The company conducted a strict burn-in test on the new batch of servers.
Many manufacturers recommend a burn-in period to detect any issues early in the product’s life.

Meaning

Burn-in refers to the testing phase where electronic equipment or components undergoes continuous operation for several hours or days to ensure reliability and performance.